Re: Yet another build styles issue
Re: Yet another build styles issue
- Subject: Re: Yet another build styles issue
- From: Dario Accornero <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 12 Nov 2003 15:04:25 +0100
On 12 Nov 2003, at 14:32, I wrote:
I've created an empty project in Xcode, and manually added a BSD
Static Library target. I have not touched the target settings at all.
In the Development build style for the project, I have changed a few
options: no RTTI support, a few preprocessor macros, and no
optimizations (BTW, why on earth a Development build style would have
-Os as the default?!?).
This is unbelievable -- in this situation, gcc 3.3 is actually being
fed the "-g -Os" combination... I mean, seriously, how many people do
use these two settings together? Stepping with gdb through code
compiled with -O3 or -Os (and IMNSHO even -O1) is next to useless.
If I set the Optimization popup to None in my project's Development
build style, and touch absolutely nothing in my target settings, then I
see "-g and -O0" passed to gcc. However, the build window still says
"optimization level:size debug-symbols:on". Is this a known issue or
should I file yet another bug?
Dario
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